Sara D Watson
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 4392853 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Sara D Watson |
| PRENOMES | Sara D |
| SOBRENOME | Watson |
| ASSINATURA | WATSON S D |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Center for the Study of Social Policy |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 3 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 6 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 3 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1993 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1994 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Applying Theory to Practice
Current implementation research, including that on disability policy, is largely retrospective and descriptive, examining experiences after implementation is largely complete in order to identify relevant variables that help explain implementation outcomes. This article seeks to use theoretical implementation research in a different way, one that is prospective and prescriptive, that will improve its usefulness for public administrators. It seeks…
Holistic Policymaking
The past several decades have seen the rise of two movements, the disability rights movement and the women's movement, with parallel concerns, histories, organizational issues, and other attributes. This article examines the philosophies of the two movements and their significance for the policymaking process. For example, both have struggled with the issues of difference versus equality in determining public policy; both stress the importance of…
Introduction
The purpose of this two‐part symposium of the Policy Studies Journal is to broaden theconcept of disability policy from one that has relevance onlyforpeople interested in that substantive area to that of a major field of social policy having ramifications for the study and teaching of public policy broadly construed. The goal is for experiences in disability policy to be regarded in the same way that experiences in Other substantive areas, such a…
Introduction
The purpose of this two‐part symposium of the Policy Studies Journal is to broaden theconcept of disability policy from one that has relevance onlyforpeople interested in that substantive area to that of a major field of social policy having ramifications for the study and teaching of public policy broadly construed. The goal is for experiences in disability policy to be regarded in the same way that experiences in Other substantive areas, such a…
Holistic Policymaking
The past several decades have seen the rise of two movements, the disability rights movement and the women's movement, with parallel concerns, histories, organizational issues, and other attributes. This article examines the philosophies of the two movements and their significance for the policymaking process. For example, both have struggled with the issues of difference versus equality in determining public policy; both stress the importance of…
Applying Theory to Practice
Current implementation research, including that on disability policy, is largely retrospective and descriptive, examining experiences after implementation is largely complete in order to identify relevant variables that help explain implementation outcomes. This article seeks to use theoretical implementation research in a different way, one that is prospective and prescriptive, that will improve its usefulness for public administrators. It seeks…
Holistic Policymaking
The past several decades have seen the rise of two movements, the disability rights movement and the women's movement, with parallel concerns, histories, organizational issues, and other attributes. This article examines the philosophies of the two movements and their significance for the policymaking process. For example, both have struggled with the issues of difference versus equality in determining public policy; both stress the importance of…
Introduction
The purpose of this two‐part symposium of the Policy Studies Journal is to broaden theconcept of disability policy from one that has relevance onlyforpeople interested in that substantive area to that of a major field of social policy having ramifications for the study and teaching of public policy broadly construed. The goal is for experiences in disability policy to be regarded in the same way that experiences in Other substantive areas, such a…
Applying Theory to Practice
Current implementation research, including that on disability policy, is largely retrospective and descriptive, examining experiences after implementation is largely complete in order to identify relevant variables that help explain implementation outcomes. This article seeks to use theoretical implementation research in a different way, one that is prospective and prescriptive, that will improve its usefulness for public administrators. It seeks…
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